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Kia today unveiled a remodeled Telluride midsize SUV with a boxy new look and an off-road specialist trim.

Some Tesla locations are now offering rentals, with part of your rental fee applied to the purchase if you decide to buy

The Wall Street Journal reports that Ford may soon cancel its F-150 Lightning electric pickup due to slow sales.

A week in the Lucid Air finds a lot to like, but also a car with a very particular target audience that may not work for everyone.

China has agreed not to pause shipments of some critical microchips, which threatened to slow car production and raise prices.

A new Mercedes-Benz concept car uses solar photovoltaic paint to recharge its battery wherever it is parked.

Toyota, coming off a strong October, says it is struggling to keep enough cars in stock to meet demand for them.

The reborn Scout Motors says that more than 80% of its customers have reserved a car with a range-extending gasoline engine.

Jaguar's polarizing Type 00 ultra-luxury car is now expected to arrive next year.

An annual study of the content of cars sold in the U.S. once again finds that Tesla makes the most-American cars.

EV startup Slate has signed a deal that will let more than 4,000 RepairPal-certified repairs shops service its upcoming trucks.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata roadster remains the pinnacle of simple, inexpensive sports car bliss.

Kia released a pair of mostly-undisguised photos of its 2027 Telluride SUV this week ahead of the vehicle's November debut.

A new report says Nissan could mass-produce next-generation long-range solid-state EV batteries as soon as 2028